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Profile : timmy_t
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Registered: Dec 23, 2004, 2:36 AM
Last Logon: May 17, 2010, 8:15 PM
Posts: 128 (0.0 per day)
Local Time: May 24, 2024, 7:27 AM
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Personal Profile
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Name:
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Spaceball Timmy
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Occupation:
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Wanker
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Interests:
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I am climb
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It's often quite hard to describe oneself, but the best way to start is to describe the variety of belly button lint one might see in the describee's belly button.
First off, I'm an innie so it allows me to get a fair bit more accumulated for better knitting samples. I usually find quite mafic lint, darker and heavier than the average white t-shirt fluff that some may accumulate in their big furry belly bowls. This is an influence of my shirt choice, usually blue because it is my favorite color. Honestly, who doesn't like blue? The lint is typically stuck in the hair on the surface or less than 7 mm in from the fascia of my jelly bean holder. I've also found that a striking percentage of my belly button lint has been bitter to the taste, nearing the frequency of my toes, but usually falling slightly short. Toes, I have found, are often bitter 87% to 93% of the time with other samples ranging from sweet like yams to a slight burning sensation behind my front teeth. Not consistent with lint, but comparing the two is truly a story of apples and oranges. I hope this gave you some insight into who I am as a person, not just as another belly button lint contributor in the west. Maybe someday we can get benighted and share what attributes best describe us, whether it be booger hardness, armpit hair densities, toilet paper smear patterns, or just good old fashioned lint from our bellies. Have a wonderful next meal.
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Lead | Follow
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Colo-RAD-o
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Unknown
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Unknown
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